New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
RUSSIA'S WARLIKE ATTITUDE
THE CAR UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE
WAR PARTY
PREPARATIONS TO FIGHT STILL GOING oN-IY.
1RiGuLs AGAINST Tile CRnxv nrIxcr

1RiGUEs AGAINST THE GROWN PRINCE
Copyright; 1887: BIZ The Ne,c. AnOciat.d rresa
"hiN' DOC 24-lf war early in the spring Is avert
." oihcla anticipation will be deceived and military
expectation disappointed Within the past few DAYS
II mas become the settled conviction of the diplomatic
circle That the Cars pacific tendencies have been over
borne by the Panslavst faction, and thai he Is now
under the control of the party, the leaders Of
"h'ch are likely To precpitate by act of
prOvocation committed without the Cars full assent
The return of General Won schweinitz the German
Ambassador TO St Petersburg, hoped be signal
Hed by decisive turn of tho It'd, pcacewaId. The
conference between General schwcin,z and NJ do
,'tcrs, the Russian Prime Minister on Thursday last
mad contrary result Whatevcr passed during the
interview las decpcncd the dstrust in Berlin AMI in
creased tho irritation of tho Austrian Government
toward the Cars Ministers
UNABLE TO TOLERATE AUSTRIAN DTPIICITY.
NJ de Gicrs appears to have abandoned his policy Of
peace pressure upon the Car and to have thrown Is
influence on the side OF the military party. lie j.
ported rs telling General Won Sclw inltz that the
Gar Is sincerely DESTROYS Of peace, but l. unable To
tolerate Longer Ar-triau dnplidty In Tn ATTN. uias
endevors t. obtain the JUS fruits of her Sacrifices in
he balkan campaign Apart from what took place
At the Interview with Genera, Won Schweinz, W de
jior> ha, con planned openly diplomatic reunions in
81. Petersburg OF Count Karokys language IN refer
nc" to Russia, declaring it TO be unbcaiabe. and that
1t justified every measure Russia might take to
force her troops tn frontier. An oninous iIdicl-
ton of the extreme tension Of the situation Is the bel
icose tone Of the St Petersburg papers toward Austria
RUSSIAN FORCES STEADILY ADVANCING,
The report that Count Won WOlkcn-:Cin the Aus
;ran Ambassador at 81. Petersburg, had received
suraHcos from NJ. de Glcrs thai the movements of
troops had ceased is semi officially denied from Vienna
10 slt. 1hr Russian Government ha- not vcnturcd
make any statement either to the German to the
Austrian Ambassador regarding the position on
The frontier Rca'suripg representations would lie
useless in the face of facts. During
the past week Russian cavalry and Hight artillery
been pushed toward to outposts for instance
20 NclchOw, few kilometres from Crarow and 10
Chilakovo, station the Lcmburg and DoIbus
railway careful estimate In Tho Post" gives
Russia eight and hall army corps within the frontier
districts OF Warsaw, wilma and kicH, with 13O field
batteries. against combined Austrian and German
force Of five and half army corps with eiehtytwo
batteries. Russia has also an immense 1epondcfancc
IN cavalry strength
EFFORTS TO GET RID OF THE GROWN PRINCE
The continuance of tie favorable symptoms shown
by the Crown Prince has enabled Dr. Mackenzie TO
postpone his return to Reno until Tuesday. The
"1agcblatt" refers TO the recent attempt OF a court
clique influence the Crown rrnco 10 resign I'm favor
of Prince William, his SON The accepted version Of
the affair credits Prince Bismarck with renewing The
pressure the Crown Prince by sending Couht
Munster To san Reno to represent that The gravity OF
the situation ana tho lml"imence OF ia,cihI wa ~
beside the Emperor Tho crown rinccS reply 10
tbs { al long a. he drew breath lie would not
surrender his rights nor hi dc-. The letter of The
Grand Duke of Baden 10 the Diet expressing -NmpathN
for III, crown Iriucc intended ds a bclai1ion
20 counter act the iuillsues of the Prince William
clique. The "Taccilatt" gocs to the Length OF su-
costing that cndcaNor~ arc being made 10 induce me
Crown Prince undergo an operation In oiIcr that
a fatal termination may be hurried and end the political
enbanas-n
rRIvY COUNCILLOR HrRBERT BISMARCK
The North German Gazette" announces thai the
Cnlpcror has appointed Count Herbert Bismarck irNy
Councillor with 10 title of Excellcncy.
THEATRICAL AND OPERATE PRODUCTIONS.
Charles Wyndhams success in David GaIrck" at
the Ecsidcnz Theatre. Berlin, Las led 10 an OHcr OF
further engagement Of one north ana long TOUR IN
cluring Munich Hamburg and other centres.
Wcbcr,s unfinished opera. Die Drci Pintos," com
rlefed by Nal Ter. hes been purchase by l"ip-ic
nm for 90 900 marks. and viii De pr pducoi at The
Siadt Theatre Lgpslc
The new opera. Der Wilde JaScr" written by
schulz la. scored a success In Brun,~.ck